New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
SUNDAY EDITION.
JULY 81, 1887.

announcement:
Leg" La TACT ascend through the lett hind leg OF
along spiral stairway until we reach tho stomach
watching the capacity Of jumbo with respect to
peanuts and oranges aud fruits In the Aadson Sqaare
be excited a. to what the inside Of an elephant
really composed Of This one, despite his appaFens
emptiness, con.ans 900 kegs OF malta and twelve
ercnt roo us until the cheeks reschcd These are
narrow apartments eacn containing settce largo
enough for three Or ,our 70 cit upon comfortably.
suspected until entering thoushtessly the rens one
from the rsar young couple is discovered si:tns
snuttsriny waters VI the bay. Hs sturdy left
10 arouad her slender waiat their cheeks are resting
together and the revelation 10 complete They start
at the sound of approaching footstepe; the young
lady bushes tries 81 esk but falters the young
fellow at her side ends his heart all in nutter and
his tongue as elu,nsy and unwieidya' TT wsss
Gene on" ssys . stranger companion. Don't
disturb them. SHE'S only ma aiiesting ner apprssn
oa OF Der YER bringing her 10 the seashorc Tor
made right hare in thi; elephant It's good place.
especially out there III tho cheeka"
We descend SLOWLY once more through the other leg
to the earth, aud stopping In another museum GaIs
upon the ghasv looking head Of Guiteau and irspecs
lew :. o. the gsSs o. sIs sssr old s
all on ons side il II had been knocked out IN the
frat round BY ancestor OF Sullivan We look At
increased respect tor that monster Of the de<I comes
over because Of his remarkable Developments OF
backbone see the compound d u' ,. ~na the
dferent styles OF hats for centuries past portion OF
the wardrobe of Edmund Kean, boot that once va:
worn 6y john Wilkes Booth and other curosites sad
| Oddities we wend our way to the dinner table.
The man who shares our board has heavy jaw,
and remark. as no seats himself a. soe ssso
he begins to give his order tn the waiter there av
engendered that he has not overstated bus
fbn
condition 10 this respect He 10 inclined to be eocia-
bic. couple OF buttons are of his waistcoat. x-
S Sosc. The scarcity Of black f. considering how
many women dress In mourning Tor ther nososno'
and 80 on r.
9Wel sir it's TACT" he continues NOW. I've
been waikin along tor t~o days with my head down.
for black pins to pin my Io ssn ssross was
yellow brass pin and not confoundea black ono nave
| l been able to fDd."
Hello. Sambon says the man with the heavy jaw.
sGood afternoon, sah," replies the waiter de'eren-
| TALLY. -
The man gives his order, meanwhile continuing
his sociAbty. The waiter returns With TREMENDOUS
| layout aud the man begins whilc the walter stanos
behind his chair. Al last sambo says;
"You kuowed tina: great big mao that used 70 90
at that table yanderp ,,w,..
| man with the heavy jaw.
"rhat's him. sab" replies the waiter. -.
| "POck-murked. think. on tue upper pors" ~
face over his nose and forehead"
ali remember Alright. he had bald crown and
| ven on his lett temple" continued the man.
| That's him again, sah you've got him down hne,"
replied Sambo.
kWell, what about him !"
@Well, aah," continued the negro: he's dead, eah
| .What! YOU don't say so y calculated the mao.
Yes sab he's oead sab, tor TACT" says the negre
| sorrowiully.
SWell. well, that is funny-I don't exactly meas
that its funny tor him funny tor me, hs, ba! bus
then tie a little surprising
| q He WAS awful rich," says the waiter .
allow rich r. asks the man. What do You call
aweIl. sah,' replies the negro, they says he ~.s
Two millionsi Well that's a pretty big lot Of
money. Sam. Two millions, and still he could not
live on that I'm not worth hundred ,nS1s~no snS
Pve got aud Pm livin' yet"
| The negro arns and the man looks over TIN knife
he IL erowdng into that heavy jaw and also grins II
CHASTITY way.
The day wears on and the boats and trains continue
to bring fresh instalments Of people Upon tho scene
| Here il an old womAL picking her way among the
tbrong She has cheerful face and is happy u out
holding forth to two or three q her companions and
is boastiny OF the welfare Of her children. y And
what has become OF Bess r asked one.
"Sure, ami haven't you heard r. she replies.
SHES went for a stage beauty You ought to see
! how sw Get she looks with her rosy cheeks and her
hgEsr And all the esr 81 ass and
letters and she comes home in wagon every nighs
from the thea-ter She'll marry rich, she Will Ana
you only oueh to ner dance" she continued with
Increasing ecstacy and entbusia She can staod
on one leg and hold the other out straight So. ana
| here the proud mother actually rises from the bench
in .nasm of delight as Il to execute the movement
there sad them but the doprecstory cries OF her
companions. .
The twsh hit comes the stars are reflected irregular
v upon the bosom OF the sea- the throngs
| sweep homsward by the trains and boats and many
a weary chitd sleeping in the arms OF its mother
-x,tl, A Oh ind imn
pleasure to look back upon from among the wrinkics
| of sorrow and age in time to